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Intersil - ISIL
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117When was lock-up expiration?Garpy-11/17/2000
116no position in ISIL, just watching as the market seems to be absorbing the anticarchitect*-10/30/2000
115FWIW - Found this insider nugget insiderscores.comdanofthebes-10/30/2000
114Info from Telecomunications Mag on wireless access. This info is from an articldanofthebes-10/30/2000
113HyperLAN2 Information - Very General comsoc.org Regards, pmcwpmcw-10/22/2000
112Continued .. Surf's ISIL, etc. comments, on the WIN thread. Message 14629812P2V-10/21/2000
111prcw, I don't feel entirely comfortable with a discussion of Wi-Lan on this P2V-10/21/2000
110Marden, My understanding is that Wi-Lan's patents involve "W" OFDMpmcw-10/20/2000
109MM, thanks for the links. I will check them out? eomHands Off-10/18/2000
108Hi Marshall, Sorry but I should have typed 11b, not 11a . 11b currently is a 11P2V-10/18/2000
107Marden, thanks for your input. BTW, any particular reason you chose Lucent equiHands Off-10/18/2000
106Continued (the editor got me) BTW, I'm operating two HP Laptops through an P2V-10/17/2000
105Hello Marshall (rather like that name) .. Intersil and others are working througP2V-10/17/2000
104Hello Marshall, > Scott, pmcw: thoughts on Hyperlan2 vs. 802.11a/b. Just &gScott C. Lemon-10/17/2000
103Scott, pmcw: thoughts on Hyperlan2 vs. 802.11a/b. Just when I thought the dust wHands Off-10/14/2000
102held up very well in this storm...Brian-10/11/2000
101<i> Message #100 from Scott C. Lemon at Oct 8, 2000 10:22 AM Hello All,Brian-10/11/2000
100Hello All, I am still seeing a *huge* growth in 802.11b products and roll outs.Scott C. Lemon-10/8/2000
99I like the ISIL story, but the semi's are sick right now. If it gets a litBrian-10/3/2000
98ALCATEL pushing product using ISIL ragingbull.altavista.comdanofthebes-10/3/2000
97Brian, I've been holding some dry powder for some time in hopes of an opportpmcw-10/2/2000
96down 8 points in one day. Market sympathy, or is there news? -bBrian-10/2/2000
95Marshall, the article raises excellent points on which even experts can't agpmcw-9/30/2000
94CMOS chip sets to over low cost 5-GHz wireless net access. Don't know if thHands Off-9/26/2000
93back in ISIL..imo its ready to move mucho higherTim Luke-9/6/2000
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